
The Maccabees – announced to play at The Academy, Dublin
The news that The Maccabees are reforming to headline London’s All Points East festival this summer inspired a wave of excitement amongst fans and media alike. Strong ticket sales

The news that The Maccabees are reforming to headline London’s All Points East festival this summer inspired a wave of excitement amongst fans and media alike. Strong ticket sales

Celebrating one of the world’s finest songwriters, through the unique voices of the artists she continues to inspire. Following a revered debut at The Roundhouse

Rock legends The Darkness have stormed the UK Albums Chart with their eighth studio album Dreams On Toast out via Cooking Vinyl. It has entered at No.2

Drowning Pool, a name etched in the score of modern rock history, roars back into the spotlight with thunderous energy and uncompromising power. The band’s unmistakable

In celebration of the one year anniversary of their second album .What Doesn’t Kill You’ MARISA AND THE MOTHS have announced that ‘Needy’ the first

Hotgirl is great. Original post-punk pop(ish). Dirty effects-driven bass with noisy effects-driven, angular, off-kilter, sometimes-melodic guitar. A band that wouldn’t be out of place on

Irish post-rock masters that are Overhead,The Albatross have remerged as a quartet and a new album that was released in 2024. The band are still

There’s something to be said for playing in a band since 1988 and still being able to pack a venue. Newry legends Brendan and Declan

Pa Sheehy took to the stage in the Spirit Store on Thursday 3rd April for the first night of his current ‘Under the Surface Acoustic

VOLBEAT — Michael Poulsen (vocals, guitar), and Jon Larsen (drums), and Kaspar Boye Larsen (bass) — recently announced their ninth album God Of Angels Trust. This album arrives on June 6 via longtime

Elusive London based 3-piece Night Tapes today share new singlebabygirl (like no1 else) via Nettwerk Music Group. On the new cut, the much-hyped group channel classic trip hop with pop

The Sherlocks achieved their highest chart position to date when ‘People Like You & Me’ crashed in at #4 – and their huge following was underlined when they subsequently played